Posted on 01 November 2012. Tags: Emma Elbuzedi, hurricane sandy, mail, Morningside Heights, New York City, post office, postal service
If you were planning on getting in and out of the post office today in a hurry, you were in for a big letdown. Confused and disgruntled customers formed a long line that snaked around the post office on 104th Street and Broadway this afternoon. Laura Dwight spent 42 minutes in line, for stamps. “We tried [...]
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Posted in Featured, Hurricane Sandy, Morningside Heights, Transportation
Posted on 01 November 2012. Tags: hurricane sandy, mta, public transit, SUBWAY, Transportation
New York City’s subway system is coming back online in bits and pieces. After a system-wide outage, the subway system started up again at 6 a.m. Thursday. Fares are waived through Friday. Click to see a map of stations and list of trains in service.
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Posted in By Neighborhood, East Harlem, Economy, Fort George, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Hurricane Sandy, Inwood, Manhattan Valley, Manhattanville, Morningside Heights, Spanish Harlem, Transportation, Uncategorized, Washington Heights
Posted on 31 October 2012.
Superstorm Sandy’s landfall in New York caused historic levels of damage to the city. Washington Heights was spared the worst of Sandy’s devastation, but locals were still forced to pick up the pieces after the powerful natural disaster made its way through the neighborhood.
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Posted in Hurricane Sandy, Transportation, Washington Heights
Posted on 30 October 2012. Tags: hurricane sandy, mta
New York buses are set to resume limited service Tuesday afternoon, and will be free
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Posted in Hurricane Sandy, Transportation
Posted on 30 October 2012. Tags: BUS, flooding, HURRICANE, Kristen Reed, mta, Sandy, SUBWAY
All public transportation is suspended until further notice. Bloomberg announced bus service could begin as early as Wednesday but subway service could take up to five days to restore.
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Posted in Featured, Harlem, Hurricane Sandy, Transportation
Posted on 02 October 2012. Tags: ads, Chris Thile, crime, feral cats, gas station, Harlem Hospital, Housing, Jihad, Mohamed Bah, Pamela Geller, shootings, Stephen Baldwin, stop and frisk, street harassment, Sylvia's, traffic
Northattan broadcast a live show on Oct. 2, 2012, covering stories from all over northern Manhattan — and the world.
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Posted in Arts & Culture, Audio, Crime, East Harlem, Economy, Harlem, Morningside Heights, Politics, Religion, Spanish Harlem, Transportation, Washington Heights
Posted on 30 December 2011. Tags: Bike Lanes, East Harlem, New York City, Safety, Transportation
City Transportation Department plans to build protected bike lanes along First and Second avenues in East Harlem meet resistance from local residents and business owners.
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Posted in By Neighborhood, East Harlem, Featured, Transportation
Posted on 14 December 2011. Tags: Céleste Owen-Jones, Community Board 12, New York City, Northattan, Northern Manhattan, NY City Council, Washington Heights
Street cleaning in Washington Heights may soon be reduced from two days a week to only one, after a vote by Community Board 12 on Nov. 24.
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Posted in Featured, Politics, Transportation, Washington Heights
Posted on 07 December 2011. Tags: COASTS, Inwood, Isha Soni, Northern Manhattan, Senior Services, Transportation, Washington Heights
Seniors of northern Manhattan can now enjoy free, door-to-door rides, thanks to a new initiative.
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Posted in Inwood, Transportation, Washington Heights
Posted on 06 October 2011. Tags: Céleste Owen-Jones, fort george, gypsy cab, hudson heights, Northattan, taxi
Yellow cabs rarely come to Northattan. Could gypsy cabs soon fill the street hail void?
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Posted in Fort George, Transportation
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